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Mac and the rest of the team were pretty bad down the stretch. I was speaking more towards his overall stats for the season. If you strictly go by statistics he fell right in the middle of the pack in almost all categories.
It depends. Is the other starting QB also a rookie on a team that has a roster full of holes?
The offense around him wasn't great but wasn't bad.
I mean Mac hit the lottery in terms of landing spot. I think most smart people would identify NE as a top 3 place to land as a QB.
Agreed. About as much structure as you can have in an organization. The longest tenured coached in the league who had a long time OC and Mac also worked under Saban who is a Bill disciple. Out of all the rookie QB's Mac may have had the best supporting cast offensively outside of Lance in SF and Lance didn't even really play.
And if he doesn’t play this year, 49ers fans should be very worried.
I'm confused by this response. I wasn't trying to imply otherwise?
No, you're right, I'd say it was about average. Not very high on the defensive talent, though.
My bad I might have misinterpreted your post
To be clear, I agree with you that this is the ideal location for Mac.
Top 10 is a bit of a stretch at least at this very moment don't you think?
Lamar Jackson has an MVP. Followed up by 26/9 65% and was in the MVP conversation last year before he got hurt. No other QB is responsible for as much offense as he is and he's had his team in the playoffs every year he's played.
You included Stafford twice on your list, but I agree with your premise, Mac at this point in his career isn't a top 10 qb ...too many talented qb's still in the league. I would say he's in the 12-15 range. Not bad for a second year qb though!!!
Matt Ryan is trending in a bad direction. I'm not a fan of Jackson either as he's hitting that plateau like Kaepernick did. Prescott is looking like the new Phillip Rivers folding like a lawn chair in big games or playoffs. I think Mac will be in the top 10 conversation fairly soon.
Not to mention guys like Cousins and Murray. Murray has ****t the bed in the 2nd half of year and Cousins is middle of the pack for sure but he went 66% 33/7 last year. Both are as good as of rn.
I said what I meant and I meant what I said.
I'd take Mac Jones over Josh Allen all day long. Allen simply has far better receivers. Ditto Joe Burrow. I'd take Jones over Watson because Watson isn't going to play this year. Since this isn't 2016, I'd take Jones over Wilson.
